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Anonymous
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Filter column based on another column

Hello 

I am struggling with creating a dimension table for Customers. I have different tables which I merged. 

Now I have a column called Customer ID and one called Channel. 

The problem is that when merging I get duplicates. 

I would like to remove the duplicates only when the value in column Channels is 10. 

Can anybody help how to do this in Power Query?

 

InputCustomer IDChannels
1116740
1116710
1116940
1116910
1117040
1117010
   
OutputCustomer IDChannels
1116710
1116910
1117010
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Anonymous
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Thank you! I will try out

AndrewPF
Helper V
Helper V

You could try:

split the table into two: table 1 where ID = 40 and table 2 where ID = 10; 

remove duplicates in table 2; 

recombine tables. 

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